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Reddit mentions of BearMoo Whetstone Premium 2-IN-1 Sharpening Stone 3000/8000 Grit Waterstone Kit - Knife Sharpener Stone Safe Honing Holder Silicone Base Included, Polishing Tool for Kitchen, Hunting and Pocket Knives
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Reddit mentions: 5
We found 5 Reddit mentions of BearMoo Whetstone Premium 2-IN-1 Sharpening Stone 3000/8000 Grit Waterstone Kit - Knife Sharpener Stone Safe Honing Holder Silicone Base Included, Polishing Tool for Kitchen, Hunting and Pocket Knives. Here are the top ones.
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- WHETSTONE KNIFE SHARPENER KIT: This set of knife sharpening kit includes high quality grit 3000/8000 water sharpening stone with a beautiful nonslip bamboo base and non-slip rubber bases for holding the waterstone securely during the sharpening process, a flattening stone used for leveling of knife sharpening Stone. Angle guide for beginners can be a great idea for household gifts.
- HIGH QUALITY WHETSTONE 3000/8000 GRIT: Chefic sharpening stone is made from professional grade white corundum with 17 processes, which is durable, corrosion resistant and heat resistant. The 3000 grinding wheel side is used to smooth the blunt edge, while the 8000 grinding wheel is used to polish the blade. professional double-sided grits design makes sharpening easier and more effective.
- EASY TO USE: No oil needed, just put the stone into water for 5-10 minutes before using. Knife sharpener stone uses Water for sharpening, so no need of expensive sharpening/honing oils and No Mess while sharpening & it can be easily cleaned using water.
- VERSATILE KNIFE SHARPENING STONES: This sharpening stone set can be used as a one-stop shop for anything you want to sharpen and polish. It can sharpen any knife, whether it's a kitchen knife, hunting knife sharpener, pocket knife sharpener, scissor sharpener, chisel sharpener, blade sharpener, razor, it can even sharpen a dull Sword.
- SAFETY KNIFE SHARPENER: Keeping that knife's edge fine will make cooking safer. We understand the importance of safety when dealing with sharpening tools. That’s why we include a nonslip rubber bases, a bamboo stone holder and angle guide in every knife-sharpening kit. Minimize your risk of hazardous slips with our knife sharpener kit! If you have any question, please contact us freely.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Brown+white |
| Height | 2.36 Inches |
| Length | 7.09 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 3000/8000 grits |
| Weight | 1.234375 Pounds |
| Width | 1.18 Inches |
no no. You could ruin the heat treating or mess up the edge. I would get a cheap wet stone personally:
[amazon] (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01KT9US30/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1)
Even sand paper is super aggressive, I'll use that if the edge has been damaged.
A leather strop and some polishing compound really finishes the job. This combo works great on chisels too
Reddit's spam filter often has a lot of false positives so it's possible those are not affiliate links at all. However, if I just search google for "bearmoo 3000/8000" I get something that is for sure not an affiliate link: https://www.amazon.com/BearMoo-Whetstone-Sharpening-Waterstone-Sharpener/dp/B01KT9US30
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0104HLJ3U/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_lg1lybZEXASTS
That's the razor
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That's the stone
I have an old finishing stone but it doesn't say the grit on it
Also I have a very cheep strop that I've been using after each use but I just got a better one in the mail today
Having just gone through a week long intensive, including a full day on sharpening / prepping planes and chisels using water stones, I'd recommend:
Sounds like you already have plate glass for flattening the stones, so you should be all good there.
So last night I decided to give this another go after watching a couple more videos, this one in particular. Since my knife was recently sharpened professionally by Mike, maybe 6-8 weeks ago, I figured I didn't need to use the 800 grit side as that's quite rough and may end up actually dulling the knife, so I strictly used the 1000 grit side and followed the technique in the linked video. Held it about a 15 degree angle and slid back and forth going up and down the blade for 10 minutes, then flipped and did another 10 minutes. Now the video said to repeat this process two more times but I didn't have that kind of time as I had some cooking to do. Washed and honed the knife and noticed a difference in sharpness as soon as I started using it. I may very well do this a couple more times tonight. Just wanted to say thanks for inspiring me to try again and I think I may purchase a finer whetstone like this one. May be overkill for my Mercer knife but it's cheap enough to give it a shot. Thanks again!